Ozzy the Incredible Wondercat

“You can find my book featured at the Kiosk at the Museum of Industry in Stellarton this summer!” - Ozzy the Incredible Wonder Cat

Ozzy! We celebrate you today! It’s Black Cat Appreciation day!

Ozzy is on Display in Toronto!

There will be an author reading today at Stellarton Library at 12 noon. There will also be books for sale. The kids would love this!

Happy 4th !Birthday Ozzy! We love you! Although we don’t know his exact date of birth, the vet said he was 7 weeks old, so we backed up the date from when we found him, and arrived at May 15th. :)

“Ozzy the Incredible Wondercat” is coming to Westville!

Coming up!
Children's book reading with local author Dawn Peters,

"Ozzy the Incredible Wonder Cat"

Saturday, May 13, 2023, at 12 pm
Library

All welcome to drop by and join us as local author, Dawn Peters, shares with us her recently published children's picture book, "Ozzy the Incredible Wonder Cat". Dawn will have copies of her book available for purchase (and signing), and a portion of each book sold ($5.00) will be donated to the SPCA.

About the book: "Ozzy the Incredible Wonder Cat” , is the true local story of hope, love and belonging, is coming to your library. He was found abandoned as a kitten on a trunk highway in Nova Scotia on a hot July day, while his future mother was driving to work. Find out how he came to live in the lap of luxury in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. He loves children and enjoys teasing his friend Bella, telling her that “cat’s rule and dog’s drool”. He shares a cat tower, containing three apartments, with his fellow feline brother Bennett. His superpower is hypnotizing people into giving him what he wants. No one truly knows his ‘backstory’, but it is a miracle that he survived. He is so excited to share his story with you, (although not in real life), as he does not travel well.

About the author: Dawn Marie Peters MSW, RSW is a social worker and animal lover who wanted to share this incredible story of Ozzy, who survived all odds. She wanted something good to come from his rough start to life. She has committed to giving a portion of book sales to the SPCA, to help unwanted animals get what they need, when they need it. She is a clinical therapist who works with youth and dreams for everyone to have the opportunity to have a happy ending.

Atlantic Books Today Nova Scotia SPCA - Pictou Shelter Dawn Peters - New Glasgow Town Councillor Westville Recreation Meghan Bragg - Westville Town Council